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Tag: institutional pedagogy

Belts, a major institution of the institutional cooperative class.

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Belts—both for level and behavior—are a key element of the cooperative classroom
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Symbolic norm or law of two educational worlds.

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Educational dogma is overrun by positivism and a near-hegemonic focus on evaluation…
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Harvests of Champ PI: Institutions, Techniques, and Tools for Today’s Classrooms

Book
The authors of the texts in this book teach in public schools or Calandreta ...
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Anthropology of the Singular

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Every living human environment or group develops a culture in the anthropological sense of ...
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Families of Idioms: Occitan, Institutional foundation of the Emergence of Multilingualism.

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Language, Literacy & Multilingualism

The Free People of Children: Pedagogy, Culture, Politics

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This set of three lectures is a presentation, for a Bolivian audience, of the ...
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

From the Agitated Warrior to the Peaceful Grandfather

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Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Pedagogical Questions​

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This section contains studies on the practices and theories of Calandreta’s cooperative and institutional ...
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

Institutional Pedagogy in Preschool

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This book provides a firsthand account of implementing institutional pedagogy in a preschool setting. ...
Educational Practices & Pedagogies / Teacher Training

The Invisible (Lo Invisible) – Interview with Jean Oury

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Psychological Support & Inclusion

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